More Spraying in Arizona (just a few man-made clouds)

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You just gotta love those man-made clouds, and the awesome jets engaged in the aerosol spraying as a part of some geoengineering project...

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This was yesterday, which was only the third day of chem-trail spraying I have observed in southern Arizona in just over a month in this region. I must say, I am quite thankful for the lack of spraying compared to the rest of the country, as this is the least amount of such spraying I’ve observed anywhere I’ve been all around America.

Maybe it just has to do with the time of year or something, as the last two days of spraying I witnessed were only a few days apart, whereas previously I had twice gone nearly two weeks without seeing any!

From several days ago, in the morning:

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And again in the evening:

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I always find it interesting how there is sometimes odd variances between trails and how they transform into cloud cover. I wonder if it has to do with a difference in chemicals being sprayed, or volume, or simply different atmospheric conditions.

Thanks for checking out the post, and have a great weekend!

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